Fauna Lion Animal Necklace Gold or Silver Finish with Chain for Women, Men or Children, Resistant and Adjustable Made in France

~Animal cause ~ We are proud to donate to incredible organizations that work to protect endangered species. 

More than €21,000 donated thanks to you.

 In the box that accompanies each piece of jewelry, a QR code redirects to a form allowing the customer to choose the association(s) they wish to support. ~Totem animal ~ The lion’s bright golden mane made it “a natural solar symbol.” 

The energy of the lion also covers our spirit with the lunar power equipped with great self-strength. 

The lion has a big heart capable of handling strong emotions. 

It gives a unique personal power that allows you to get through life. 

The lion is one of the leaders, with very strong abilities to negotiate with groups. 

Very good at interacting with uncooperative groups, they have the courage to make necessary changes to defend their honor.

 If you face difficulties head on, are cunning, have strong assertiveness and the courage to survive rivalry, the lion is for you. 

The lion wins the prize for the fiercest fighter in the face of life's challenges. ~The Lion ~ The king of beasts has been a universal symbol of strength, power and endurance since the dawn of time. 

Living in a community, it is one of the most loyal and tender animals towards its loved ones. 

However, the lion population is declining and if nothing changes, it is estimated that they will be extinct from the wild in 20 years.

 Role in the ecosystem The lion is a crucial link in maintaining the delicate balance of ecosystems, whose role as hunter helps prevent certain species from over-developing, such as the baboon, and attack crops and herds.

 Why is this species endangered?

 Humans pose the greatest threat to lion survival in the wild Deforestation Rapid agricultural expansion and increase in human population Hunters are reducing game reserves (antelopes, buffalo, etc.), essential to the survival of the lion Farmers hunt down lions to protect their livestock Poaching of felines for their skin or bones, destined for China or Laos Over the past 20 years, the lion population has declined by 43%.